New frame up claim shocks Trotsky in Moscow trial
MEMICO CITY January 21 Leon Trotsky former Bolshevist teacher lashes at what he calls a new frame up aimed to sideline public opinion and bar foreigners from a Moscow trial slated for January 23. He cites charges against key Soviet officials and notes shifting accusations amid diplomatic moves surrounding the trial.
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Leon Troszky
Russian Secret Police
Moscow
Karl Radek
Soviet Union
Atoscow
Trateky
Troky
Tradek
Gregory Pyatakos
Gregory
Edinburg Printer John G Whorter Dies at 38
John G. Whorter 38 manager of the Review printing company and publishers of the Edinburg Valley Review died last night in Edinburg. He led the local paper and was a veteran press man. His death leaves a mark on the city’s journalism.
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Edinburg
John G. Whorter
The
Review Printing Company
Edinburg Valley Review
Light for Darkness in Evening Shoots at Mrs Cheyney Set
Hollywood January 97 Cameraman George Folsey used extra lights for night photography of The Last of Mrs Cheyney than for daytime scenes.
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Hollywood
Salvador Resident to Become American Citizen at Saturday Test
Pedro Nelson Santos, a Salvadoran dental mechanic born in 1894 in Ecuador, is among 20 nations represented in a federal naturalization. Petrified by Petey J. Pung, the Galveston examiner, about 150 applicants will take the oath Saturday as about 200 candidates are examined.
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Salvador
Republic of Salvador
United States
Petey J. Pung
Galveston
Pedro Nelson Santos
Ecuador
British Honduras
Pung
Blass Plant Work Starts After Three Month Strike
Pittsburg January 21. Blass Plant workers return to their jobs after a three month strike. Their representatives signed a wage increase agreement of 8 cents an hour, with a 63 cent hourly minimum for men and 45 cents for white women. Glen W. McCabe, president of the Federation of Flat Glass Workers, says the contract provides the highest minimum hourly and daily labor rates in American industry.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Glen W. McCabe
The
Federation of Flat Glass Workers
Detective Bates Uncovers Train Theft Ring Across States
Kerr, special agent for the Frisco lines, exposed a box car burglary ring active since last July in Texas, Kansas, Missouri, and Illinois. Six men and a woman were arrested in Houston January 1 and held at Conroe Taeberty and Richmond amid thefts totaling 63 cases of cigarettes across Conroe Liberty Gladewater Longview Richmond in Texas Pittsburg Kati Sedaia Joplin in Missouri and Illinois.
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Fort Worth
Kerr
Frisco Lines
Texas
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Missouri
Tlinois
Houston
Conroe
Taéberty
Richmond
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Gladewater
Longview
Pittsburg
Kati
Sedaia
Joplin
House Pushes Bill for Lending Agency Expansion
The House began an inauguration push today to secure a Guirk decision extending the reconstruction corporation's lending power. The administration seeks similar continuations of authority for the commodity credit corporation electric farm and home authority and the export import bank.
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Yan
Guirk
Reconstruction Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Electric Farm and Home Authority
Export-Import Bank
Favorite Reading Listed by Hollywood Commentator
Pete Smith, the M G M short subjects commentator, names his favorite reading as mystery tales and patent medicine ads.
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Hollywood
Pete Smith
M-G.m
Big Five Big At Higher Pay
Chicago January 21 a big step in rail labor talks as five railroad brotherhoods agree to pursue a 20 percent wage increase for about 300000 workers. A joint committee reached the decision ending a week long deadlock. The boost, estimated at 116.5 million dollars annually, applies to the Hig Five brotherhoods and could be presented to employers after further talks with over 300 union presidents and chairmen present.
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Chicago
Hye
B. L. Roberto
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Five Brotherhoods
Robertson
Hig Five
Strike Puzzle May Pass to President
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Perkins saying occupation at Fisher lodge plants in Flint is a barrier to resuming talks between General Motors and the United Automobile Workers. President Roosevelt may step in if no agreement is reached, with Michigan Governor Murphy and labor leaders predicting White House involvement. Detroit reports focus on negotiations as CI0 leaders travel to Washington, with GM plants closing and 135,000 workers affected. Chrysler to suspend all operations at midnight due to power shortages. resume expected Monday.
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Perkins
Fisher Lodge
Flint
General Motors Corporation
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
White House
Tary Perkins
Miss Perkins
Alfred P. Sloan
Unites Automobile Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organizations
Murphy
Michigan
Miss Perking
Mr. Roosevelt
Bewis' 10
American Federation of Labor
Detroit
Homer Martin
theUnion
John Brophy
Committee For Industrial Organization
Netiong
Buick
Mich
Fisher
Baltimore
Chevrolet
Bloomfield
Chrysler Motors
Devil Motor
Taisy
Chrysler
Kidney health and a dubious prescription scheme
A fraudulent advertisement pushes Cystex as a miracle cure for kidney and gut issues. It promises rapid vitality and money-back guarantees, cites false lab results, oversized sums to Bank of America, and urges readers to contact a druggist for the so called guaranteed treatment.
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Bank of America
Los Angeles
California
Child’s bump causes scare at school in St Paul
A 12 year old girl, Aslene Sontra, swallowed candy during class in St Paul causing a blockage in her windpipe. Teachers called her father and an ambulance rushed her toward a hospital where she began to breathe again. The incident prompted alarms about small candy hazards in schools.
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Aslene Sontra
Biggest Baby Sends Wire to President
A baby named Frank Fleck, weighing 17 pounds 4 ounces at birth in Portzaks, sent a message to President Roosevelt. Ebner Fleck, the baby's father, works as a sub-foreman for the Works Progress Administration.
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Via
Frankin Fleck
Rooseypile
Ebner Fleck
Works Progress Administration
Hollywood fan gifts fuel Betty Purness match cover hobby
Bettty Purness, hailed as a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature player, has drawn fan contributions from around the world for her match cover collection. The worldwide support highlights her charm and appeal across cinema audiences.
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Hollywood
Betty Purness
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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